RFID chips, tracking kids in and out of school in TX

[Gas Man]

OK Derf... and did you nix all of you and your families?

[derf]

Originally Posted by Gas Man

OK Derf... and did you nix all of you and your families?

No not at all, I'm not a paranoid shit who is scared of my own shadow

[Smittie61984]

If you send your kids to a government school then you deserve this.

Didn't know about the passport chip. It'll be getting zapped very soon.

[Gas Man]

I was talking to a buddy of mine... he has this same chip in his "adhanced drivers license" here in Michigan. The state govt provides you a sleeve that shields it. Yet he doesn't even use that. So he really didn't care about it in his passport that was just sitting in a drawer in his kitchen of all places.

[Rangerscott]

Originally Posted by Smittie61984

If you send your kids to a government school then you deserve this.

Didn't know about the passport chip. It'll be getting zapped very soon.

Where are all these privates schools that can support these millions of kids going to government schools?

[Smittie61984]

Originally Posted by Rangerscott

Where are all these privates schools that can support these millions of kids going to government schools?

That's like soviet leaders saying "where are these private companies that can give food to the millions of soviet citizens out there that are currently getting food from the government?".

If government schools suddenly disappeared tommorow, there would be parents willing to sell their expensive homes, cars, boats, and MOTORCYCLES to get their kids back into school. And then there are going to be people willing to educate these kids for money.

The problem is that parents aren't willing to give up their cozy and fun lifestyle in order to give their kids a private education. Instead they are satisfied with what the government is providing their kids becuase it does an okay job but they still get to take that trip to Europe every year.

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

Actually a sharp blow is good enough.

And I could see doing that for the school card, but not for a passport. How often are you going to take your passport with you, unless you're (duh) travelling?

Around here if you either microwave them or whack them with a hammer, then you aren't getting into any buildings or labs. Been using them here for something like 10 years.